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Dallas Cowboys
fromPro Football Rumors
1 month ago

Cowboys Comfortable With Using Franchise Tag On George Pickens?

George Pickens' strong rookie Cowboys season positions him for a major payday, with Dallas prepared to use the franchise tag costing roughly $28 million.
Dallas Cowboys
fromPro Football Rumors
1 month ago

George Pickens Expected To Seek Long-Term Deal; Cowboys Likely To Use Franchise Tag?

George Pickens' breakout season with the Cowboys positions him for a lucrative long-term deal or a franchise tag that would cost Dallas significant money.
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Dallas Cowboys
fromBlogging The Boys
1 week ago

3 replacements for Javonte Williams should he leave in free agency

Javonte Williams' strong 2025 performance warrants a pay increase, but the Cowboys likely will not use the running back franchise tag and could let him leave.
fromInside The Star
2 weeks ago

2026 Cowboys Tag Choice: George Pickens or Javonte Williams " Inside The Star

The projected NFL salary cap for 2026 is $295,500,000. T he Cowboys currently sit at $34,906,087over the cap, with $330,406,087 in cap commitments already on the books. This means flexibility is not something Dallas will have, it's something they will need to create. The franchise tag becomes a timing mechanism. A tool that prevents emerging talent from touching the open-market while Dallas works backwards through extensions, restructures, and cuts.
Dallas Cowboys
Atlanta Falcons
fromPro Football Rumors
4 weeks ago

Franchise Tag Candidate: Kyle Pitts

Kyle Pitts' late-season surge and career-high 73 catches through 14 games makes him a possible candidate for the Falcons' franchise tag in the upcoming offseason.
National Football League
fromESPN.com
1 month ago

Sources: Colts' Jones expected back for camp

Daniel Jones underwent surgery for a torn Achilles and will be sidelined six to eight months, aiming to be cleared by next summer's training camp.
fromBlogging The Boys
2 months ago

Cowboys news: George Pickens 'wouldn't mind' staying in Dallas

"I wouldn't mind [staying in Dallas]," Pickens said Wednesday, via Tommy Yarrish of the team website. "The guys in the locker room are super cool; the energy's great. But like I said, I always want to showcase my talents."
Dallas Cowboys
Washington Nationals
fromESPN.com
5 months ago

'It's a toothache': Untold stories of NFL camp holdouts from players, agents, teams

Walter Jones ended his holdout after realizing he had forfeited over $578,000 during the first two games of the season.
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